A discreet strip solution for narrow ledges nets aren't built for.
Not every bird problem needs a full net — narrow ledges, beams, signage tops and building edges are often better handled with anti-roosting spike strips, which simply make the surface unsuitable for landing.
Spikes are fitted directly along the ledge or beam and are low-profile once installed, making them a good fit for facades where a visible net would be impractical.
No net structure required — fits narrow surfaces cleanly
Humane deterrent, no harm to birds
Low-profile, blends into most facades
Complements netting on the same property where full coverage is also needed
We use UV-resistant polycarbonate or stainless-steel spike strips, sized and spaced to suit the ledge width and bird species involved.
We don't make unsupported technical claims about load ratings or lifespans — we're happy to explain exactly what's being fitted and why during your site visit.
Representative visuals of a typical bird spikes installation. Ask us for real project photos from your neighbourhood.
No, spikes are a deterrent that makes the surface unsuitable for landing — they don't trap or injure birds.
Spikes suit narrow ledges, beams and edges where a full net isn't practical or necessary.
They're generally low-profile and not very noticeable from a normal viewing distance, though this depends on the installation location.
Yes, it's common to use spikes on ledges and beams while netting covers larger open areas.
They're fixed using an adhesive or mechanical fitting suited to the ledge material — concrete, metal or stone.
Fine mesh netting that stops pigeons from roosting and nesting on balconies, ledges and AC units.
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General bird-exclusion netting for balconies, ledges and facades affected by a range of bird species.
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Targeted netting for balconies and ledges facing repeated bird entry, nesting or droppings issues.
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Large-format netting covering entire building facades — for construction safety, debris control or pigeon exclusion at scale.
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